AVs
Aquana announces new remote shutoff valve for water utilities
Aquana, LLC., a subsidiary of Geospace Technologies, has announced the release of the product in the water IoT platform, a new remote shutoff valve known as the Actuator Valve Serial (AVS). Designed and manufactured in the U.S., the Aquana AVS valve is an IP68-rated remote disconnect ball valve designed to integrate with any existing advanced
Read moreVelodyne and Ansys team up to transform autonomous vehicle safety
Velodyne and Ansys are developing software models of next-generation automotive lidar sensors to provide substantially improved hazard identification capabilities for highly advanced AVs.
Read moreArrow Electronics, Synaptics and NXP team to accelerate the development of Amazon Alexa-enabled smart home products
Arrow Electronics, Synaptics Incorporated and NXP Semiconductors launched a variant of the Synaptics AudioSmart 2-Mic Development Kit for Amazon AVS that is supported by a commercially available NXP system-on-chip (SoC) application processor.
Read moreWho’s directing the traffic? The need for regulation of autonomous vehicles
Regulation is usually presented as a burden to business. The default position of politicians keen to win the corporate vote is to promise to cut ‘red tape’ and free up innovation.
Read moreDriverless vehicles: The future of car ownership is Pay-As-You-Go
Once the preserve of science fiction, commercially available autonomous vehicles (AVs) will soon be a reality. AVs are currently being tested on UK roads by major vehicle manufacturers including Nissan, Volvo and Ford, and 2019 is being cited as a realistic year for launch in some limited geographies.
Read moreDriving smarter: Solving the challenges of autonomous vehicles with AI
There is no longer any doubt that autonomous vehicles (AVs) will soon be a reality on our roads. However, there are multiple challenges which must first be overcome. Initial AVs will be restricted to operating on certain “known” roads, plus these early vehicles won’t be truly autonomous and will require human control and oversight at
Read moreAutonomy is already entering the mid-market car segment
As part of the 2016 edition of the Usage Based Insurance study, we analysed the impact of autonomy on the insurance market. We forecast that 380 million semi, highly or fully autonomous vehicles will be on the road by 2030.
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